Chile and Peru (Classic Reprint): A History of the Disputes Between the Two Republics; The Chilean Sovereignty in Tacna and Arica; The Rights of ... Arica; The Rights of Chile (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Uncover the long arc of a stubborn border dispute and the quest for treaty‑level peace between Chile and Peru.
This nonfiction work traces the enduring drama surrounding Tacna and Arica, the lingering questions after the Treaty of Ancon, and the shifting diplomacy that tried to keep two nations at ease. It presents the arguments, negotiations, and international involvement that shaped a difficult, decades‑long settlement.

Readers will see how the two republics approached peace, the role of international actors, and the reasons behind Peru’s resistance to final settlement. The narrative follows key moments from the 1883 treaty through early 20th‑century diplomacy, including diplomatic ruptures, conferences, and appeals to world leaders for a fair solution.

• The historical context of the Treaty of Ancon and its impact on Tacna and Arica


• How diplomacy, negotiations, and international pressure influenced the dispute


• Key dates and figures involved in Chilean‑Peruvian relations during the era


• An analysis of economic and strategic considerations behind the territorial question

Ideal for readers of historical diplomacy and South American history, especially those curious about border conflicts and treaty law.

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